WinService

Simple configuration

  WindowsServiceTrigger ctor => WindowsServiceTrigger(string serviceName, string logSourceName, string logName, Action action)

  WindowsServiceTrigger wc = 
              new WindowsServiceTrigger("TestService", "TestServiceSource", "TestServiceLog", () => { Console.WriteLine("Test"); });

      wc.Start();

Configuration with Ninject

public class NinjectDependencyResolver : NinjectModule

    public override void Load()
    {
        Bind<TestClass>().ToSelf();

        Bind<Action>().ToMethod(ctx=>ctx.Kernel.Get<TestClass>().Print);
        Bind<IWindowsServiceTrigger>().To<WindowsServiceTrigger>()
            .WithConstructorArgument("serviceName", "TestService")
            .WithConstructorArgument("logSourceName", "TestServiceSource")
            .WithConstructorArgument("logName", "TestServiceLog")
            .WithConstructorArgument(new ConstructorArgument("action", ctx => ctx.Kernel.Get<Action>()));
    }
    
      public class TestClass //This is example class. You can choose your class and method.
      {
          public void Print()
          {
              Console.WriteLine("Test");
          }
      }

ServiceConfiguration.xml

You can change WorkInterval in ServiceConfiguration.xml.

You can change service configuration property.

ServiceConfiguration.xml located in ExecutingAssembly()\Config folder.

Install console projects as Windows Service

1)Open cmd User>"C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v4.0.30319\installutil.exe" /ServiceName=MyConsoleServiceName /DisplayName="MyConsoleServiceName" "...\myConsoleService.exe" ---- Of course can be different version of installutil.exe